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Native American award-winning filmmaker Mike J. Marin introduces the fast rising medium of action figure photography (AFP) in this short documentary. Winner of the 2020 Directors Screen Award Silver Award for Best Director, Short Documentary. ©2020 Real Talk Junkies Films. For more

Officer Jordan, a Native police officer, who is doubting her traditional faith, is called to a possible burglary but is met by a supernatural entity, Mirror Man, that leads her to a buried secret. Writer/Director Ginew Benton

A man’s job interview goes awry when there’s only Caucasian, African-American, Asian and “Other” on the job application. Written and Directed by Rodrick Pocowatchit. Starring Rodrick Pocowatchit and Brett Patrik.

Often we don’t see Alaska Natives on the screen and when we do, it doesn’t depict who we are as people today. ‘Who We Are’ is a short film about a young Iñupiaq artists connection to ancestral lands through her painting. With

Crow: The Legend is an exciting new animated movie starring John Legend as Crow, the most popular and admired animal in the forest with his magnificent colors and beautiful voice. But when the very first winter arrives, can Crow make the ultimate

A haunting and visually stunning fairytale that blends the horrors of fantasy and the real life historical events of colonization and Indian Boarding Schools in the United States. A Native American girl in the 1700s and a Native American boy in the

Aikāne, created by Hawai’i-based filmmakers Dean Hamer & Joe Wilson and animated by Daniel Sousa, is a universal queer love story rooted in native Hawaiian Tradition. The short film follows two queer lovers — a warrior and his shape-shifting advisor — as

Sharon, a young teacher at a school on a Native American reservation, is dedicated to her job and her students in the most deprived of circumstances, even snagging toilet paper from other businesses’ restrooms for the school. But though she cares for